Yukon College is a public higher education institution located in the Yukon Territory of Canada. Its main campus is located in Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon Territory, and it has several satellite campuses in other communities in the Yukon. Here is some basic information about Yukon College:

Overview:

Founded in 1983.

As the main higher education provider in the Yukon Territory, it is committed to providing diverse educational opportunities for local residents and international students.

The college focuses on practical teaching and works closely with local industries to ensure that the course content meets market needs.

Campus:

The main campus is located in Whitehorse, overlooking the river valley and northern mountains, with a beautiful environment.

There are branches or learning centers in other locations in the Yukon Territory such as Dawson City, Mayo, Haines Junction, etc.

Academic Programs:

The courses offered by Yukon College cover a wide range of fields, including but not limited to:

Applied Science

Business Management

Education

Health Science

Humanities and Social Sciences

Technology and Trade

Tourism and Hotel Management

Provide multi-level courses from certificates to diplomas to bachelor's degrees.

In 2020, Yukon College gained university status and became the University of Yukon, and began to offer more undergraduate and graduate education.

Features:

Small classes and a low student-teacher ratio provide a personalized learning experience.

Emphasis on practical learning, many courses include internships, workshops and field trips.

Focus on the integration of local knowledge and culture, and provide learning opportunities about First Nations culture and language.

Provide distance education options through online learning platforms to meet the needs of different students.

Life and support:

The campus is fully equipped, including a modern library, computer labs, sports facilities, etc.

Provide dormitory accommodation, as well as support information for off-campus accommodation.

Rich student clubs and organizations encourage students' social and personal interest development.

Comprehensive student services, including academic counseling, career planning, mental health support, etc.

There are special support services for international students to help them adapt to the new learning and living environment.

Cost:

For international students, tuition fees range from approximately CAD$7,000 to CAD$15,000 per semester, depending on the program chosen.

Living expenses and other expenses are calculated separately.

Admission requirements:

High school graduation or equivalent.

English language proficiency usually requires an IELTS score of 6.5 or a TOEFL score of 86 or above, although some programs may have higher requirements.

Additional materials such as a personal statement and recommendation letters may also be required.

Contact information:

Address:

8500 F.H. Collins Drive, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5X9, Canada

Phone: +1 (867) 668-8710